The phrase "automatic exit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, software, or processes that allow for a system or program to close or terminate without manual intervention.
Example: "The software features an automatic exit function that ensures it closes after completing the task."
Alternatives: "automatic shutdown" or "self-termination".
The lack of an agreement before the IMF payment deadline of 30 June will not mean an automatic exit from the eurozone.
Going forward, the Governing Council could announce a commitment to allow for higher inflation by exactly the same amount that compensates for the currently projected undershootings.This strategy, suggested by Michael Woodford to Ben Bernanke in a Financial Times op-ed just before the announcement of LSAP II, would have an automatic exit strategy built in.
Not only does Colonel Estrada appear to have a clean war-time record, but the installation of a colonel as head of the armed forces has meant the automatic exit of the 19 generals and one vice-admiral who outranked him, freeing jobs for younger, more reformist officers.It will be a tough enough job for President Portillo to push the army reforms through Congress.
Planned upgrades at crossings for Sonora and Grandview avenues, Chevy Chase Drive and Broadway and Brazil Street include new automatic vehicle exit gates, handrails, sidewalks, pedestrian gates, traffic signal advance-preemption technology, traffic blank-out signals and curb and road widening.
Freiburg, just a point above the automatic drop zone, exited the Europa League in midweek.
Before visitors exit the automatic glass doors, they pass Rodney McMillian's wall-sized work Succulent.
We can argue the shift, launch angle, exit velocity, automatic walks (I hate that), speeding up the game, anything.
Common problems, for example, include an absence of fire doors, lockable gates at exits, buildings not designed to hold their load, inadequate fire stairs on exit routes, automatic fire alarms requiring upgrades, and the need for better support for, and enclosure of, electrical cables.
Our findings showed that none of the participants used exit sensors, automatic temperature thermostats, and telehealth facilities.
As telehealth facilities, automatic temperature thermostats, property exit sensors, electronic window openers were on the whole not supplied by the schemes, very few respondents used these devices on any occasion.
Second, assistive technology such as personal computers (connected to the Internet), assisted-bathing facilities, electric window openers, emergency call systems, property exit sensors, automatic temperature thermostats, telehealth facilities and closed-circuit television (CCTV), by which images of the corridor outside a resident's front door are available to residents through their televisions.
